Well that's interesting

[mnewb1]

Back in September, I purchased a 2015 Gibson Les Paul Traditional Japan Limited. These were originally a separate build from the regular 2015 Traditional. I posted about it when I first acquired. However, about two weeks ago, I realized the original plastic covering was still on the pickguard... It had not been removed in 11 years.... So I removed the pickguard today and took off the original plastic and what I have was one REALLY sticky pickguard... So... I'll leave it off for now...looks good! I will most likely try to get the residue off, if I can do so without damaging the original pick guard.

 

[Honkridge]

I always thought LPs looked better without a pickguard. That one looks fantastic^^

 

[dodgechargerfan]

Like taking a parka off of a swimsuit mannequin.

 

[smurfco]

https://a.co/d/023QSqyX

I use this whenever I need to de-gunk a piece of gear that I had to peel a price sticker or whatever off of. It works great.

 

[jrockbridge]

Beautiful!

 

[cuffdc]

Nice looking guitar w/ or w/o the pickguard.

 

[baimun]

If you decide to leave the pickguard off, it's pretty easy to get some matching red nail polish and put a single drop in the screw hole so it disappears from view. Still there if you decide to put the pickguard on but cosmetic touch up.